MARBLE MOUNTAINS – MONKEY MOUNTAIN – AM PHU CAVE – DA NANG BY NIGHT AND CRUISE

1:30 pm: The tour guide and minivan will pick you up at the hotel for heading to Da Nang to visit Marble Mountain and absorb knowledge about religions and gain insight into the differences between Buddhism and Hinduism

4:00 pm: Visit Am Phu Cave – walk through a devilish underworld full of demons

4:30 pm: Our van will transfer you to Monkey Mountain to see the biggest statue of Lady Buddha in Central Vietnam with a height of 67m.

Enjoy beautiful mountain scenery and romantic sunsets from the top of the Son Tra peninsula.

Back in our van to a local restaurant, enjoy dinner and a cold beer or soft drink

After dinner, we will enjoy the magic of the nightlights on the cruise ship. And it is definitely a great choice for experiencing the modern and sparkling vibe along the Han – Danang River.

The Dragon bridge in Da Nang has become a symbol of a flourishing city and has been entertaining visitors to Vietnam since 2013. Especially, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, the cruise will finish at the Dragon bridge where the Dragon starts to breathe Fire followed by water in a display that lasts for 10 minutes at 9:00pm.

9.30 pm: Transfer back to the hotel. Tour ends.

3 TRADITIONAL HANDICRAFT VILLAGES IN 1 TOUR

(Thanh Ha Pottery – Kim Bong Carpentry – Tra Que Vegetable Villages)

These three traditional craft villages in Hoi An are worth visiting if you get the chance. There are still villages like that in the middle of the never-ending construction of contemporary streets; these are places where ordinary people lead lovely lives and support the preservation and advancement of the traditional values of their country and people ethnicity.

About 8:00 AM or 1:30 PM: Tour guide will pick you up at your hotel and start the day with Thanh Ha pottery village, where you can visit temples, museums with exhibitions, learn about history, and experience pottery-making activities.

Continue the journey, we will visit Kim Bong Carpentry Village. This is an ideal place to transport materials by waterway because it is situated on the right bank of the lower Thu Bon River and across from the ancient town of Hoi An. When entering the carpentry village, it is not difficult to hear the sound of chisels and cuts. The villagers have most likely grown accustomed to hearing these noises. While at Kim Bong Craft Village, you can visit carpentry workshops and see directly how artisans work to create intricately carved products.

At Kim Bong Carpentry Village, you will have a chance to freely express your ideas at the most affordable price by ordering products online or by selecting them from the selection. When visiting, you can also take a bicycle tour of the carpentry village, discover what it takes to work on a farm, or take in the picture-perfect lifestyle of the villagers.

At Tra Que Vegetable Village, you will get to experience what it’s like to be a real farmer. It has been in place for more than 300 years. This serene area is roughly 3 kilometers northeast of Hoi An ancient town with the Tra Que lagoon and De Vong River encircling it. A traditional vegetable village with rich soil and fresh air is a perfect example of a place where the natural environment is ideal for agricultural production.

You will get the chance to live like a real farmer by visiting this traditional vegetable village and taking part in farm tasks like tilting, watering, fertilizing, and picking vegetables.

Have lunch at the local restaurant. 

About 1.30 PM or 5.30 PM: Return to your hotel. End of our services.

FARMING & FISHING LIFE BY BIKE

– This tour provides a close-up and intimate look at both the local farming and fishing communities.
– You will start the day leisurely cycling along country roads and witnessing local Vietnamese rural life firsthand. This pristine and beautiful experience will offer you how to grow at Tra Que vegetable village.
– On this tour, you will get the opportunity to take part in rice paddy farming and how cultivate rice in the rice field and experience the challenges of Vietnamese farmers.
– Your tour guide will provide an introduction and explanation about the process of rice farming and how it grows in the wet field. Take part in the work to learn how to grow rice using water buffalo plows. Transplant baby wet rice at the paddy field.
– You will board via Basket Boat – “Thúng Chai” to meet and engage with local fishermen while exploring coconut palm-flanked waterways. And hearing about the American war happened in this place
– Back on board our local house, enjoy lunch then cycle back to the hotel.